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Old 04-05-2006, 03:26 AM
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open track videcam mount in 996 C4S question

ok ok i know isn't quite the right forum for such a question, but i can't seem to find any good porsche forums (strangely) ......

my father and i are going to hit up Thunderhill Raceway up in NorCal on May 10 (anyone else here going?!) and i wanted to get a vidcam mount for inside his new porsche since we'll be taking turns pushing it to its limits

i'm also probably taking my mustang again, and the vidcam mount i've got in that has been great (www.ioportracing.com) but i don't want to install anything in my dad's porsche that will in anyway alter/modify the interior trim.

suction camera mounts are not allowed by NASA. any ideas what i could use?

oh it's a 996 C4S.

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